AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFood Security: President Bio and the First Lady showcased their private farms in Bonthe, while the President joined the military’s rice harvest from more than 4,000 acres in Moyamba, renewing calls for wider support for Feed Salone. Investment: ECOWAS’ 2025 report says Sierra Leone and other members have modernised investment laws, though infrastructure gaps and climate risks remain regional challenges. Innovation: Attorney General Alpha Sesay urged universities and research centres to protect intellectual property and commercialise ideas, setting a December deadline for updated policies and technology-transfer offices. Public Health: After mild tremors in Freetown, health authorities advised communities to share verified information and support residents experiencing distress. Infrastructure: Contracts backed by a US$74 million World Bank grant will fund four climate-resilient bridges to improve rural access to farms, markets and essential services. Youth Sport: Sierra Leone’s U-15 team is heading to Baku for the inaugural FIFA youth festival, with matches against Afghanistan, Russia, Sudan, Türkiye and Djibouti.
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